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The '''Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe''' (short: '''OSCE''') is an international organization for peacekeeping. It has 57 members: all countries in Europe (including [[Turkey]] and [[Cyprus]], but not [[Kosovo]]), [[Mongolia]], all former countries of the [[Soviet Union]], the [[USA]] and [[Canada]]. | The '''Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe''' (short: '''OSCE''') is an international organization for peacekeeping. It has 57 members: all countries in Europe (including [[Turkey]] and [[Cyprus]], but not [[Kosovo]]), [[Mongolia]], all former countries of the [[Soviet Union]], the [[USA]] and [[Canada]]. | ||
Revision as of 01:43, April 4, 2022
OSCE observers' vehicle in Mariupol, March 2022.
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (short: OSCE) is an international organization for peacekeeping. It has 57 members: all countries in Europe (including Turkey and Cyprus, but not Kosovo), Mongolia, all former countries of the Soviet Union, the USA and Canada.